Verbs

Front 1

Update /^p'deit/

Back 1

To bring up to date;

Incorporated new information in or for. (Database,program,procedure)

Hint 1

*to update a report.

*to update a science textbook.

Actualizar

Front 2

Carry- carried/ ˈkærɪ/

Back 2

*to move (something) while holding or supporting;transport: I'll carry the groceries home.

*to wear, hold, or have around one: I always carry my driver's license.

*to contain or be capable of containing;hold: The minivan carries seven people.

*to serve as a way of sending or transmitting (something);communicate: The networks carried her speech live.

Hint 2

Llevar; transportar; conducir; transmitir; llevar consigo o encima.

Front 3

Carry away

Back 3

To stir strong emotions in;

Cause to lose control.

Hint 3

*don't get carried away- it's only a movie.

Front 4

Carry forward

Back 4

To make progress with

Hint 4

*They'll want to carry forward his plans.

*Let's carry the plans forward.

Front 5

Carry it off

*carry off

Back 5

Succeed in (lograr)

* to win a prize or honor.

* to deal with succesfully.

Hint 5

I was terrified at performing for a crowd, but I carried it off.

*she carried off all the prizes in mathematics.

Front 6

Carry on

Back 6

Continue doing (seguir, proseguir, continuar)

To manage: conduct

Hint 6

* she carried on as if nothing had happened.

* the teacher told us to carry on with the exercise she had assigned while she prepared a test.

I don't know if we can carry on a conversation here.

Front 7

Access- accessed

Back 7

Reach, get into: a place.

Hint 7

In order to access the computer room, students have to use a special swipe card.

Front 8

State-stated /steit/

Back 8

To declare definitely or specifically.

To set formally in speech or writting (Manifestar; enunciar, exponer)

Hint 8

*The president stated the policy in clear terms.

*She stated her position.

*to state a hypothesis.

Front 9

Encounter /ɪnˈkaʊntə/

Back 9

to come upon or meet with.

to meet in conflict.

Hint 9

* She encountered an old friend on the street.

* The pilots soon encountered the enemy planes.

Front 10

Hurt-hurt- hurt / hɜːt/

Back 10

*to cause bodily injury to;injure.

*Pathology to cause a feeling of bodily pain to or in.

Hint 10

* Hurt yourself

* That fall hurt his leg.

* The old wound still hurts him.

*He hurt himself long ago.

Front 11

Interpret-interpreted /ɪnˈtɜːprɪt/

Back 11

*to give or provide the meaning of;explain

*to understand (something said, ordered, or done) in a particular way.

*to translate what is said in a foreign language.

Hint 11

* to interpret a fable.

*We chose to interpret the reply as favorable.

*He interprets at the UN.*The interpreted the speech for us.

Front 12

Propose- proposed / prəˈpəʊz/

Back 12

*to offer for consideration, acceptance, or action;suggest.

*to name or nominate (a person) for office, membership, etc.

*to name or nominate (a person) for office, membership, etc.*to make an offer.esp, of marriage.

*to make an offer.esp, of marriage.

Hint 12

*to propose a new method.

*I propose that we do away with all those taxes.

*He proposed marriage and she accepted.

Front 13

Wheel /wiːl/

Back 13

to turn, rotate, or revolve; change direction

* turn on the axis.

Hint 13

* The tanks wheeled and roared off in pursuit.

* The Earth wheels about its axis.

Front 14

Pursue / pəˈsjuː/

Back 14

1) to follow in order to overtake, capture, kill, etc.;chase.(perseguir)

2) to carry on or continue (a course of action, inquiry, etc.), esp. in order to accomplish some goal.

3) to practice (an occupation or pastime).

4) to continue to discuss (a subject).

Hint 14

1)The army pursued the retreating enemy.

2) She pursued a degree in business.

3) to pursue a career in law.

4)pursued the question of his involvement.

Front 15

Strik-struk-struk /straɪk/

Back 15

1)to deal (a blow) to (someone), as with the fist, a weapon, or a hammer.

2)to make a planned attack (on) suddenly.

3)to drive so as to cause impact or to collide.

to strike the hands together.

4)to come into forceful contact or collision with; crash into.

Hint 15

1)He struck a blow at his attackers.

*Suddenly the mongoose struck and the snake disappeared.

2)The dive bombers struck at dawn.

*The bombers struck the oil refineries.

3)The ship struck a rock.

4)Will lightning strike in the same place twice?

Front 16

Wise up

Back 16

1)to (cause to) become aware; 2)to (cause to) learn correct or right information.

Hint 16

1)He finally wised up to what they were doing to him.2)They wised him up to what they were doing.

Front 17

Rush /rʌʃ/

Back 17

1)to (cause to) move with great or too much speed.

2)

2)to dash, esp. to dash forward for an attack.

3)to (cause to) appear, go, etc., rapidly or suddenly.

Hint 17

Correr; apresurar; apurar.

1)He rushed ahead with the plan.*He rushed the nomination through the committee.

2)The soldiers rushed forward.*The soldiers rushed the machine gun nest.

3)The train rushed by.*Rush him to a hospital; he's badly hurt.

Front 18

Aid /eid/

Back 18

1)to provide support (for) or relief (to);help.

2)to promote the progress of; facilitate.

Hint 18

1)accused of aiding the enemy.*They aided in the development of the country.

2)The sleeping pill will aid your sleep.